# Crowning Ignorant Kings - Dr. Myles Monroe - The Danger of Unregulated Change

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## Transcript

[0:09] You're listening to Crowning Ignorant Kings, a podcast for citizens with like minds who
[0:15] love God, follow Christ, and have a desire to be an ambassador for
[0:20] the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. We are John and Charlene Donaldson, who
[0:25] are teachers building a Kingdom community. Thank you again for joining us. Now
[0:30] let's sudjust our crowns water bike has burst. Hope. I didn't confuse anybody.
[0:43] But what I mean is I feel so full that I'm going to just
[0:49] deliver on you today what the Lord has said to me. I wanted to
[0:53] speak. You know, our series this year is Kingdom Leadership Transforming Society.
[1:00] That's our theme for the year. In this session, I want to speak
[1:03] on specifically, write this down the danger of unregulated change, the danger of
[1:15] what unregulated change? Make a note of that. We want to focus on
[1:21] understanding the limitations of change. Understanding the limitations of change. Change is dangerous
[1:34] if it's not regulated. What do we mean by this? I want to
[1:41] be giving a few statements that you may want to note. The first one
[1:45] is that the most predictable reality on Earth is change. Everyone can predict change.
[1:53] You don't need a profit to tell you something's going to change. It
[1:59] is the most predict sibull reality on Earth. Secondly, change is inherent in
[2:07] life. In other words, if something was created by God, it is
[2:12] always changing. Everything in creation will change. Point number three. God created
[2:23] everything to experience natural change. Everybody say natural change. Please write that down
[2:30] carefully, because there's some change we are trying to make that are unnatural.
[2:38] God's intent was for change to be natural. Plants grow naturally, they mature
[2:49] naturally, they bear fruit or flower naturally, then they die naturally. Animals
[2:58] are conceived naturally, they grow naturally, they mature naturally, and they die
[3:08] naturally. You were conceived naturally, you grow naturally, You are maturing naturally,
[3:21] and you will die naturally unless someone kills you. In other words,
[3:27] everything around us was designed by God to change naturally. At least the point
[3:36] number four. Mankind is the only creature who has the power to determine and
[3:44] design the change he wants that makes man dangerous. A dog cannot decide to
[3:54] become a cow. A pig cannot decide to become a horse. An apple
[4:09] tree cannot decide one day I want to be a banana plant. We are
[4:14] the only creatures who can decide I am a male and I'm gonna try to
[4:21] be a female. That's the power we have. It's a dangerous power at
[4:31] least the point number five. The power we have to decide change is called
[4:39] the will. Now, the will is an amazing power. We are the
[4:46] only living creatures in existence on Earth that we know of that operates with a
[4:55] will. Every animal on this planet operates on instinct. In other words,
[5:04] animals don't decide things. There's an instinctive nature that make them do things.
[5:13] But you are dangerous. The greatest gift God ever gave man is the gift
[5:21] of will, and yet the most dangerous gift God ever gave man is the
[5:29] gift of will. Because God knew that that gift would also give the man
[5:33] the power to turn against him. Imagine creating a creature who could literally abandon
[5:44] you. That's the power God gave us. And so that leads to point
[5:50] number six. God placed the future of the world in the hands of man
[5:59] when he gave me man a will. When I use the word mankind,
[6:03] I'm talking about all of us. Seven point two billion of us are dangerous
[6:11] because God gave us the same power he has. It's called a sovereign will.
[6:19] This is why the will must be regulated. You cannot just let a
[6:28] will run wild. This is why God created laws. Laws are not to
[6:40] smother a will. They are not created to suffocate your will. They are
[6:47] created to regulate it, because unregulated will will destroy you, not just other
[6:56] people. Let me, therefore, tell you about some things that we have
[7:01] a will to change. First, we have the will to change politics.
[7:09] And these are the changes that we are dealing with right now. And I
[7:13] am concerned, and not everybody who is tampering with these things know the will
[7:19] of God. Let's talk about these changes very quickly. The first one is
[7:25] what political confusion, that's the change going on in the world. Number two
[7:30] is what constitutional revisions. All over the world, they're revising the constitution.
[7:35] In the United States, the Supreme Court is about to hear the argument about
[7:41] same sex marriage for the first time in the history of America. These are
[7:46] dangerous revisions people are considering. And now they're tampering with our will of our
[7:51] constitution as well. And whoever are the custodians of your will, which is
[7:59] your constitution, your country, you better make sure they have the will of
[8:01] God before they touch your will. Yeah, Then there is social transition.
[8:09] People are changing socially. Then there's the change we call ideological reinvention, big
[8:18] word. We are reinventing our ideas. There's no new idea under the sun.
[8:24] We just keep recapitulating. Sometime we'd think we are intelligent. No,
[8:31] we just were ignorant of what someone else already knew that we discovered. We
[8:37] also go through at the moment, philosophical instability. People's philosophies keep changing.
[8:45] There was a member, for example, of the United States Congress I think
[8:50] it was, whose son told him this week that he was a gay son.
[8:56] Now, this guy was against that all the time, until all of
[8:58] us suddenly, because his son is gay, he changed his philosophy. How
[9:05] do you trust people who have an unstable philosophy. You don't know what they're
[9:11] gonna believe tomorrow. So if you don't stand for something, you will fall
[9:18] for everything. Look at the next one. Moral manipulation. That's the change
[9:30] you're going through. People are manipulating our morals. They are trying to desensitize
[9:35] you from your convictions. I notice in the Guardian newspaper, and I respect
[9:39] that paper, but I notice in the last four weeks, every single day
[9:43] there's an article on the gay. In other words, they're trying to keep
[9:46] that word in the papers. So just work on your mind so you get
[9:50] used to it. And I speak to the editors and all those on the
[9:54] guard. You know, I pay for ads in that paper too, but
[9:56] I hope when I start writing, you put me in also, because if
[10:03] there is an agenda in elements in the staff of that paper, then there
[10:09] is a philosophical bias that we need to check. Because the media is supposed
[10:16] to be about telling the community the truth, not just one side of it.
[10:26] So we going through these moral manipulations. Look at number seven, values
[10:35] vacillation. I like that. Write that down. Our values keep vacillating.
[10:39] We ain't sure what our values anymore are. And that's the change we're dealing
[10:46] with. And I'm telling all of you who work in banks and in insurance
[10:50] companies and on the police force and in the hospital and in schools, I'm
[10:54] telling you there are people coming into your environments whose values are not the ones
[10:58] you grew up with, and they will tamper with your values and make you
[11:05] feel guilty for believing what you believe. Vacillating values. Look at number eight
[11:13] religious conflict. By the way, I told you all at the beginning of
[11:20] this year that this year shall be filled with drastic changes. Do you remember
[11:26] that some of all are seeing them. People are dying. Remember I told
[11:30] people die suddenly. Even in our own country, people are dying. Who
[11:33] do you expect to die? And now we got a third world pope for
[11:39] the first time in history, a Latin American pope. Everybody's in shock,
[11:43] including the Romans. Why everybody say change, It's the year of change.
[11:52] You ain't seen nothing yet. There are people in our own government who will
[11:56] die because they are gonna have to be removed for God to get as well
[12:03] done. I'm not cursing anyone to death now, I'm just telling you,
[12:05] as a man of God, when God wants to get something done, don't
[12:09] get in his way. You are like a flower. The Bible says here
[12:16] today, I'm going today, it's important to stay very humble. Leadership is
[12:30] a privilege, not a right. You better thank God that you have the
[12:35] privilege of standing before people and they listen to your ideas. That's a dangerous
[12:41] privilege. Look at number nine scientific change. It's taking place so fast.
[12:52] Most of you sit here today with your iPad. You come to church and
[12:56] people think you don't have a Bible anymore cause they think you ain't say it
[13:01] cause you came to church. You know the Bible. What they don't know
[13:05] is your Bible is on your iPad. Some of you got it on your
[13:09] phone. People say, are you calling someone? No, I'm taking notes.
[13:15] Science technology has changed everything. Look at number ten. The advancement is
[13:24] so fast that we can't keep up with it. The last two are the
[13:28] most powerful changes taking place right now. I call it economic interdependence. We
[13:35] call it globalization. That has transformed the world, which means that whatever happens
[13:41] in one country will affect every other country. Yeah, so there's no such
[13:45] thing as sovereignty anymore. No matter what they tell you, sovereignty is over.
[13:52] Mm. Do you know why they call it the world bike. Listen
[14:01] to the words world bank, and that's where we borrow money from. It's
[14:07] not the American bank or the Canadian bank or the Venezuelian bank. It's the
[14:11] world bank. There is a bank where all the nations are clients. In
[14:20] other words, your country is a customers to a bank, which means they
[14:26] can also call the note and if you can pay, they'll tell you what
[14:31] they do with your economy so they could secure their loan. It's it's a
[14:37] dangerous world. And number twelve, it's the biggest one redefinition of turns.
[14:43] That's what we going through right now. They are trying to define, redefine
[14:46] everything. They're redefining where a woman is, They're redefining what a man is
[14:52] right right, They're redefining what a teenager is. How old do you need
[15:01] to be to drink alcohol? They redefining that. I mean everything they touching
[15:07] and and this is why we have to not sit back and let it happen.
[15:11] We have to be engaged. We gotta transform society otherwise it will transform
[15:16] us. Right comprende. This is why it's important for the church. I'm
[15:22] talking about the intelligent church to be aware of the conditions. The most powerful
[15:30] tribe in Israel was a tribe called Isaka, and God says something about them.
[15:35] He said they were powerful because they understood the times. Therefore they knew
[15:43] what to do. You cannot fall asleep now because if you sleep, when
[15:52] you wake up, your son gonna be married to a man's and you gotta
[15:58] were your dress to the wedding, so you better wake up fast. It's
[16:07] a very important time. Let me give you my description of the age.
[16:12] Write this down. We are living in age now. The planet Earth has
[16:19] gone through a lot of ages. I'm gonna give you a few of them.
[16:23] Those of you are history students will remember these. First we recorded what
[16:27] we called the Renaissance Age. The Renaissance age is the age when they began
[16:33] to change from religion to science. Then we ran into another age called the
[16:41] Age of reason. The Age of recent is the time when men began to
[16:45] want to see proof before they believed anything that's a natural result of science.
[16:52] In other words, faith became questioned. We went to another age called the
[16:56] modern age, as the one that most of you were born in, and
[17:00] we called a modern age. When we got a radio and a TV,
[17:03] we modern now. But then we thought we had arrived until the next age
[17:08] arrived. It's called the post modern age. In other words, you're radio
[17:12] ain't no good no more. You need a eyepod. Were living in a
[17:18] post modern age. We beyond modern now and we went to another age recently.
[17:22] It's called the age of secularism, where we don't want God in anything.
[17:27] And then we got worse. We went into another age recently called the
[17:32] age of scientific thinking, where if you can't see it, you don't believe
[17:37] it. And now we arrived in this new age we living in call the
[17:42] age of enlightenment, where everybody thinks they're smarter than God. It's amazing how
[17:49] men can sit and try to interpret life, and they themselves don't know who
[17:56] their parents are, don't understand themselves. Most of their theories don't work anymore,
[18:03] and they're trying to give you advice. I'm almost intrigued by people who
[18:07] are psychologists specialties in marital counseling, and they've been divorced four times. How
[18:15] can you advise me if it didn't work for you? Because we think we
[18:19] are enlightened, and so we went to this final age we are at now,
[18:23] and this is the age of humanistic society, where the human has become
[18:29] the end of all things. Matter of fact, my definition of democracy is
[18:34] glorified humanism. Democracy is man making himself God. So man votes for what
[18:45] is right or wrong, acceptable or unacceptable, true or false. He decides
[18:49] what it is the man does by marking an X. That's a lot of
[18:55] power. Where does it end? Where do you get the boundaries to regulate
[19:03] that kind of power? This is why I save it all my heart.
[19:10] Democracy cannot survive uh without God, because God checks it. That element you
[19:22] call God divine that that, that powerful boundary set is what protects democracy from
[19:30] self destruction. Someone have to decide what right is. We are not smart
[19:40] enough to do it, that's right. Look at our history. We've killed
[19:45] each other for thousands of years, and we are threatening nuclear war again this
[19:52] week. Not Korea, and the guy ain't driving. One morning you can
[20:00] wake up and you gotta war on our hands because men are not smart enough
[20:07] to live together. And yet he thinks he doesn't need God. There's a
[20:19] singer who influenced me. His name is Andrei Crouch. When I was a
[20:25] teenager, Andrei Crouch had a song that he sang, and he sang this
[20:30] song and when I first heard it, I didn't understand I was a teenager.
[20:34] The song went like this, If heaven was never promised to me,
[20:41] even God's promised to live eternally, it still would have been worth having the
[20:48] Lord in my life. Powerful words. In other words, if I wasn't
[20:55] even going to heaven. The laws that he laid down kept me sane.
[21:07] You cannot improve on the laws of God. This is not a debate about
[21:15] legislation. It's a debate really about the foundation for the legislation. Where do
[21:23] you get your reference from? You see? And that leads me to this
[21:26] number nine. They got this new word they call the new normal. Now,
[21:33] first of all, they got a normal bird. What's the new normal
[21:37] bird? The bird doesn't know. A pigeon is a pigeon who was a
[21:41] pigeon and will be a pigeon. You can be a new normal pigeon.
[21:47] We are the only creatures who got a new normal family. So then let
[21:52] me just throw a thought out. If someone tells you that this is a
[21:55] new normal family, then there must have been a normal one. That's right.
[22:03] Do you understand this is a new normal marriage, then there must have
[22:07] been a normal one. That's right. And whatever is in normal, it
[22:12] is not new normal. It's abnormal. You could change the word, but
[22:18] that's what it means. And now we finally come to an age we call
[22:25] the age of This is Miles Monroe's introduction experimentation. We are living in the
[22:30] age of what experimentation we are all experimenting. Let's see what happens. That's
[22:38] the philosophy of the world today. Let's see what happens. Let's see how
[22:41] far we can push this. Let's see how far we can take this.
[22:45] Let's see how far we can go with this. Let's see what happens.
[22:48] We are testing the boundaries. We are in the age of experimentation, and
[22:56] experimentation means that you uh gamboling, yeah, with life. I was thinking
[23:07] when I went to San Francisco. Yes, I went to a part of
[23:12] San Francisco and and everybody in the town were homosexuals and lesbians, and I
[23:18] kept thinking, where are the children. Then suddenly hit me, they can't
[23:26] have any It's the new normal city. M that's an experiment. It's an
[23:37] experiment. I met a guy who was married to another guy. I said,
[23:45] uh. He said, I'd like you to meet my husband. So
[23:47] I said, that means you must be wife. He said no. I
[23:49] said, then who are you? He said, we ain't worked that out
[23:52] yet. They experimenting. They are experimenting. You can't experiment, you're too
[23:57] old to experiment. To take you listen, I'm I'm I'm not attacking anybody
[24:07] you all gotta help me. Brothers, if you if you please help me,
[24:08] tell me what that means. Yeah, I'm not engage you. I
[24:18] know what I'm for, that's all. We live in a world where we
[24:26] have to address these things. You don't roll over and speak in tongues.
[24:29] You better get up and fix it. R right, cloud man, I
[24:33] feel by myself here. You'll you'll make me nervous. Maybe some of your
[24:36] God that thing m the age of what experimentation. Don't forget that when they
[24:44] talk to you, tell'em you just part of the experiment. You are
[24:48] experimenting with life, and life is too precious to experiment with. We need
[24:55] the laws of life, right, ladies and gentlemen. We live in a
[25:00] world that's going up in flames. I think about it all the time.
[25:04] We are witnessing changes that are almost overwhelming, collapse of governments never heard of
[25:14] before in history, the rise of people power. People are running governments out
[25:18] of their own houses. Then we get international domestic terrorism. We have failed
[25:25] states, economies have completely turned upside down, massive unemployment, under fall,
[25:32] and disgrace of leaders both political, civic, and religious. This is a
[25:37] crazy world we live in. We live in a world where the change is
[25:40] in the moral compass. If you are twenty and you are a virgin,
[25:48] you are strange, they say, not men, men and women. The
[25:55] moral compass are swung to the opposite side. We live in a world of
[26:00] transformation in traditional values. I mean I use the word traditional values. I'd
[26:03] prefer to put their natural values. Values from nature. We're trying to adjust
[26:10] nature, ladies and gentlemen. We live in a world where sovereignty has collapsed.
[26:21] The collapse of sovereignty means that whatever your government promises you, you have
[26:26] to take it with a pinch of salt, because if they got to depend
[26:30] on another country to fulfill that promise, then the promise isn't as good as
[26:37] the country they depended on, and the country might change its mind. I'm
[26:42] not making sense to anyone. Sovereignty has collapsed, and this is a dangerous
[26:49] thing because the United Nations and the world bodies like the IMF and the World
[26:55] Banks and those European community institutions there are telling you what to morally accept if
[27:03] you want economic help. You can't sovereignly say you are against certain moral things.
[27:11] They attack you and say you are not part of the global community.
[27:21] I see if I was the prime minister of my country, I would see
[27:26] the Bahamas as my house is our house, okay, and we invite you
[27:30] to come into our house as a tourist or even as an investor. Come
[27:34] into my house is my house. Now, every house but they got called
[27:38] house rules. Anybody got a house house rules? Even the Parliament has house
[27:45] rules now it words, every house gotta have some rules, some regulations.
[27:52] You don't walk into my house where I live and start cussing. I put
[27:57] you out. You don't walk into my house, mouth from real house and
[28:02] start smoking dope in my living room. Now maybe your house, but not
[28:06] mine. I got some rules. You don't walk in here. We're in
[28:11] clothing that I can see through. I got some rules in my house.
[28:17] Now. What's amazing is if you invite me into your house and then I
[28:22] start telling you what to cook and what to change what I don't like.
[28:30] That's what a country is like. How can you tell a country what they
[28:34] must accept? And that's where we at right now, and that's why I'm
[28:41] so afraid. We need leaders whose convictions are more powerful than their compromise.
[28:51] And I mean this, We need leaders whose purposes are more powerful than the
[28:56] promises of other People need leaders whose values are more important than another man's vision.
[29:06] They need to be grounded. See, leaders stand for something, but
[29:11] they always stand on something. There's got to be a foundation that is unmovable.
[29:22] That's what regulates change. Let me show you something the results of change.
[29:29] Here's what has happened to us since we've been in this quagmire. First,
[29:34] we get the distrust of leadership and authority. People don't trust leaders anymore.
[29:40] That's why the churches are declining. That's why people are stealing from their
[29:45] companies. Do you know why they're stealing from your company? Your Employeeslet me
[29:49] tell you why. Because they believe that you ain't gonna rage their pay or
[29:52] you age didn't their insurance, or you ain't concerned about their children, so
[29:56] they start teething. In other words, they gonna make their extra salary themselves,
[30:03] so they start carrying the chicken in the back of the hotel. Why
[30:10] they don't trust the authorities anymore. The second impact of change is liberalism.
[30:18] People believe there's no boundaries. They could do what I feel like. People
[30:22] find it so bold and proud to say I am a liberal. What does
[30:26] that mean? What they mean is I am free of what it means?
[30:30] Now? The problem is freedom without law RM is honor key, that's right.
[30:36] So you are never free from law. So don't don't go around saying
[30:44] you are a liberal. What are you talking about? No, you are
[30:48] a liberal with laws. That's the proper statement. You can't walk down the
[30:55] street with no clothes on. We got some laws in the Bahamas. Hello,
[31:00] you can't just pee in the middle of the Bay Street. Can I
[31:02] get wrong on you? We got some laws. We call it what exposure?
[31:07] We can go to jail for that. Yeah, but I'm free.
[31:10] The people want to, yes, but we got some laws. Come on,
[31:14] you'll shake me a little bit for a goal. See, we got
[31:15] this. Either I'm free, no, you ain't go free. And that's
[31:22] what's wrong with our society. Is we pushing this thing into liberalism to the
[31:26] point where we want to sleep who we want to sleep with? Eat?
[31:27] But we want to eat, smoke or we want to smoke. You know,
[31:30] we got all this stuff. I free. There's gotta be some law.
[31:34] Right. Let me tell you something. You can go home right now
[31:44] and eat all the macaroni you want. Do you know that all the pasta
[31:48] with the greasya cheese. You can eat that and eat I mean the whole
[31:52] pane and eat it every day. No problem. Your body has some laws,
[32:01] and guess what these are? Natural laws. The body says too much
[32:06] fat, too much cholesterol. I'm'a clog up this arterie. I'm'a give you
[32:10] a how to talk. I'm'a kill you, and let me tell you something
[32:16] about the creation. Creation is the same way. Creation will spit us out,
[32:22] yea, if we violate God's laws. Amen, Amen, the line
[32:28] will puke us out if we think we are smarter than God. Keep in
[32:35] mind that we were all slaves from Africa. Don't think that we own this
[32:38] place. We were dumped here to work on farms, and now we thinking
[32:45] this ours. God has spit us out in the day his laws. It
[32:53] protects us from liberalism. I'm not a change we have in the world is
[32:58] lawlessness. Anybody want to live by law, and that's the result of a
[33:04] lack of these changes taking place. With regulation, we got permissiveness. We
[33:08] got kids who are thirteen hanging out on paradise aland two o'clock in the morning,
[33:13] thirteen years old. I'm cussing their mother when they come home. Something's
[33:16] wrong with this. We got a fourteen year old girl wearing some shoes that
[33:22] even elephants can walk in. She wearing clothing even God winks at and she
[33:28] is only fourteen. Something's wrong with this. This is permissiveness. We permit
[33:37] so many things in our society. You permit a man of sex with a
[33:43] fourteen year old boy. Come on, man, you you smarter than that.
[33:52] But permissiveness, that's where we're at. The result of it is compromised,
[34:00] and the compromise leads to immorality, and the immorality breeds re engineering of
[34:05] our morals. We start to create new moral standards, and that leads to
[34:09] something worse, the culture of death. We don't mind if we kill people.
[34:15] Even death is becoming a fad. I mean, he died today.
[34:21] What kind of question is that? We're so used to it now we shocked
[34:24] when no one was killed. It's a culture of death that we become so
[34:30] adjusted to because our morals have fallen so low that the value of human life
[34:36] has collapsed, and therefore we get cultural violence, and therefore we result in
[34:40] the devaluation of human life. This is the result of the change we're going
[34:45] through. We don't value human life. You got pregnant, but you don't
[34:51] want no more babies? What do you do with the feeders? You devalue
[34:59] human life. You can buy a pill from France and take it and dissolve
[35:02] the baby in the womb, and nobody knows. It's called science without morality.
[35:10] This is the world we live in. And that leads to something worse.
[35:14] I call it generational disillusionment. That means the young people are so confused
[35:17] with your adult life that they don't know what they believe anymore. They don't
[35:22] even want your God. You know, I'm sick and tired of hearing people
[35:27] talk about you know what the church isn't doing, and you know how the
[35:29] young people don't go to church and all this stuff. Let me tell you
[35:31] something. All of us are responsible, not the church. You are responsible.
[35:37] Our whole community is corrupting this whole place, and our children don't know
[35:43] what we're doing and don't know what to believe. That's right. We got
[35:49] people in government who's confusing the children. They say one thing and the kids
[35:59] see something else, and the kids say, I don't know what to believe,
[36:01] So to become disillusioned. And a disillusioned person is a dangerous person because
[36:07] they will develop anger, and that anger will manifest in violence, and so
[36:14] we call it crime. Disillusioned people always and the violence because they're angry,
[36:22] and therefore the result is confusion. People are having sexual confusion. They're not
[36:30] sure where the sex is anymore. This is the result of our moral decay,
[36:37] our lack of boundaries, nothing to regulate what is right or wrong.
[36:44] We shouldn't even be discussing some things because nature says, don't touch it,
[36:47] but yet be discussing it as if we're smarter than nature. One thing,
[36:52] I'm so happy with nature. Nature don't listen to a word you say.
[36:57] Class. That's a good as a class. Nature doesn't care what you say.
[37:00] You could sit in your government in your countries. You can vote for
[37:05] my rectum to become an entrance. You can pass the vote, and nature
[37:14] says, don't care. Still a rectum, still an exit, still a
[37:20] garbage disposal. Thank God for nature. God blessed us with laws in nature
[37:28] that, thank God, we can't change them. I used to wonder why
[37:31] God put Adam to sleep when God was making Eve. I finally figured it
[37:36] out. God says, I can't let this man see how to make women.
[37:42] Come on, old ladies, clop fire, Praise the Lord. If
[37:45] God did leave that man awake and that man saw her to make a woman,
[37:51] you would wake up in the night. Husband, gone, go to
[37:53] the next room. There he is. God was smart. I'm gonna put
[38:13] him to sleep. When he wake up, Boom, there she is.
[38:15] You don't know how she got there, Thank God. Some of y'all get
[38:22] married that way. On your wedding day. You go there with your suit.
[38:27] Make him in the morning. Boom, Oh my God, Where does
[38:30] she come from? God has protected us by natural law, and any law
[38:42] that violates natural law is not a law. Can I say it again?
[38:50] Any law that violates natural law is not a law. When you sit in
[39:00] your home, in your office, in your boardrooms, in your policy committees,
[39:07] in your legislative rooms, in your cabinet ministry rooms, when you sit
[39:12] there and you discuss life, check your laws against nature always and ask the
[39:20] question, is this natural? If it violates nature, vote against it.
[39:34] I think those of us who live in the Bahamas know that nature always wins.
[39:37] I don't know what kind of hurricane plans got her for us this year.
[39:44] But I sure hope we don't attract any because if we make some strange
[39:47] laws in this country, one solid hurricane, you're a better pray. I
[40:00] want you to pass the law against a hurricane. Let's vote. There'll be
[40:10] no more tsunamies in the world. Let's vote. Are you crazy? M
[40:17] Go with God? Stay on God's side. Can I hear an? Amen?
[40:23] Tell your neighbor i'm'a stay with God. Say it again, i'm'a stay
[40:27] with God. They gotta protect yourself. Let me show you something. I
[40:30] want you to write this down, blaze. The world cannot heal itself.
[40:35] The world I showed you just now cannot heal itself. Right. And that's
[40:37] the problem. Why, Cause we created that stuff. We created the problems.
[40:45] Every problem on Earth was created by man, including the fall. Albert
[40:52] Einstein said something very interesting. He says, you cannot solve the problem at
[40:57] the same level it was created. M Can I repeat it? He said
[41:01] he discovered something you cannot solve pro a problem at the same level it was
[41:07] created. So if man is the problem, then man cannot solve the problem.
[41:19] That's why God had to bring the answer from outside the earth. For
[41:23] God so love the world he had to send someone into it. And we
[41:31] keep thinking we can heal ourselves, ladies and gentlemen, we cannot heal ourselves.
[41:37] Why because of number two, doing nothing is not an option. We
[41:39] cannot sit around and wait for the world to heal itself. And that's why
[41:45] this year you and I must get active. Active in life, active in
[41:50] business, active in politics, active in value the judgment, active in management
[41:54] of morality. We gotta get active. If we don't get active, doing
[42:00] nothing is not an option, somebody else will do it. And this is
[42:05] why it's important to remember. Whatever you allow can never be criticized. What
[42:10] did I say, Whatever you allow, you can't criticize it. If you
[42:17] sit back and let something happen, you should never criticize it. People say,
[42:29] you know, doctor Monroe, why are you getting in this business talking
[42:31] about these certain things. I said, because that's my business. I gotta
[42:36] live under that stuff. I gotta make sure it's what I want to live
[42:38] under. You cannot attack what you allow. This is the point Number four.
[42:50] Whatever you avoid you can never change. If you avoid getting involved in
[42:55] politics and business and government and law and getting involved in it in the tudicial
[43:00] process getting in the lack of getting involved in education. You don't want to
[43:05] be no teacher in no classroom, then no wonder why the kids are a
[43:07] mess because another teacher teaching them. You and I cannot avoid something. If
[43:17] we want to change it, you gotta get involved, at least the point
[43:23] number five. You must become the answer to your own prayers. Oh,
[43:29] God, change the world. God said, okay, let's go. No,
[43:30] no, no, I say change the world. Lord, I say,
[43:32] let us go. We ask God always to use somebody else. Well,
[43:38] this is the year, God says, I ain't taking nobody else.
[43:42] I'm taking you. It's your time to rise up and do something about what
[43:45] you are praying about. A point number six, whatever you permit, you
[43:54] are responsible for. They took out of school in America. I wonder how
[44:04] can the churches criticize that? Where were they when that little lady walked up
[44:09] there to the Supreme Court and said take it out? Where were they?
[44:16] If democracy is democracy, then the majority must never be silent. I just
[44:23] said something important. Your behaviors. Listen to me. See the problem is,
[44:28] if you don't get involved, you cannot criticize. Right, So when
[44:35] I called for you to go to the House Assembly with me. I want
[44:37] you to come. I want you to leave your job and come what because
[44:42] if they're gonna debate some stuff and I heard some stuff. You know.
[44:45] I was concerned this week cause they called my name, but they didn't mention
[44:47] my name, but they he met me. I wish I was there,
[44:50] man. I can tell my colleague in the house next time. They let
[44:55] me know what on the agenda, so I can know what to do.
[45:00] I wanna be there and the fella talk to me. I want to look
[45:00] him in the face, talk to me. He say he got a couple
[45:07] of I got a machete. You all police will give faster, but don't
[45:15] fool with me. I from Bentown. That's on TV. That's on TV.
[45:22] That's it's on now. Brother, it's on It's hard cross the line.
[45:37] I ain't got no close at life. Brother, Let's fight. Let
[45:50] me tell you something. You gotta pick your fights. Don't fight me.
[45:55] Fight the fella who got close. The problems. That's why some pastors got
[46:04] to talk, but nothing. Their closet is a mess. So let's fight.
[46:12] Come on, all every party, come on, let's fight. We
[46:19] can't just sit back and permit things to happen, or we will be responsible.
[46:30] Write it down, please, you can let things happen, or you
[46:36] can make things happen. We need to decide which one it will be in
[46:42] your country, wherever you from our friends from Haiti and from the Philippines,
[46:47] and from Jamaica here, those from Barbadoes and Saint Kitts, and those who
[46:52] are sitting here from Guyana. Things happening in your country. From Venezuela.
[46:57] We got people here from Columbia sitting in this church. And I look at
[47:00] your nations and I travel to them, and I see policies being made that
[47:07] are destructive to the poor man. Change your attitude. We're gonna make things
[47:17] happen. We can't just sit down and be nice and pay bills. We
[47:23] owe a debt to our children, that's right. We have to make sure
[47:31] that we get what we believe God wants for our country. So let me
[47:37] close with this thought here. The only key we have to regulating and controlling
[47:39] change is how we plan. And that's why I started this whole year outn'd
[47:45] planning, because the ability to plan is God's gift to us, and planning
[47:50] allows us to regulate and design the future ourselves. We are the only creature
[47:54] on earth that can plan. Every other animal reacts instinctively. We can actually
[48:05] respond, and we can actually choose what to respond to and how to respond.
[48:09] We got so much power. Planning, I say, is man's proactive
[48:15] response to an inevitable nature of life. I'm gonna repeat this, write this
[48:21] down. Planning is man's proactive response to the inevitable nature of life. It's
[48:30] inevitable that things will change, but planning gives you the power to act before
[48:37] it happens, to the point where you can actually regulate the change. You
[48:44] can decide whether you lose weight. Isn't that amazing? You can plan what
[48:50] you will not eat for lunch today. I know you're planning already, but
[48:52] you know you can plan to change what you're thinking about. How about a
[48:57] solid instead of cheesecake. You know I shouldn't talk about that right now,
[49:00] but anyhow, you know otherwise you cant plients that I want to lose ten
[49:05] pounds. Okay, now, it's inevitable that if you keep eating the way
[49:08] you're eating, you will gain ten pounds. So you can actually change the
[49:12] inevitable future by planning. What you will do. Our countries are the same
[49:19] way, our society are the same way. We can decide what kind of
[49:22] society we want by what planning right now, what kind of society we want,
[49:28] and what we will not allow and permit. I was thinking that we
[49:37] gotta decide what changes we must choose to change we desire. Twenty fourteen,
[49:45] fifteen, and sixteen will be convulsive, convulsive years. They're gonna be convulctions
[49:52] all over the world. You think you see problems now, in the next
[49:54] four years, there's gonna be so much chaos. Gonna know who to trust.
[50:01] You better have your anchor on the rock of Jesus Christ. It's gotta
[50:07] be solid. In other words, fools will multiply when wise men are silent.
[50:15] If you keep quiet, the fool will talk loud. Yes. And
[50:20] by the way, there's always more wise than fool, you know, except
[50:24] the fool talks the loudest. Nice people keep quiet. So now recommending that
[50:32] you start making some noise. Club man, the club, the club,
[50:38] good place, the club. You see, sometimes it's the two percent in
[50:44] society who taking up the front page of the papers, cause they're the ones
[50:50] who writing the articles. I want all of you to start writing articles to
[50:52] the papers on these issues we talking about, right, right, okay,
[50:57] cause everybody is trying to write you write. I want you to smother all
[51:00] the papers with your letters and your comments. Go ahead, because if you
[51:05] keep quiet, they will sound loud. It took one woman to introduce abortion
[51:15] in America and made it law. One woman, and five hundred thousand babies
[51:20] are killed every year because of one woman, because two million said nothing.
[51:30] You sit in the meeting and your job tomorrow, and they're discussing some things,
[51:35] and you know it ain't right. Say something. Tell them I can't
[51:38] be a part of this. Why it violates my conscience. Believe the meeting.
[51:45] Okay, I'm gone, but I wanted to go on the record.
[51:47] I disagree with you all and it might become public. Stand for something the
[51:58] Bible says to you again, Head to myself, he said, The Bible
[52:01] says, Blessed are those, oh I persecuted, not for your foolishness,
[52:07] you know, but because you stood for something that was right. He said,
[52:13] You blessed man, He said, I'm blessed are those who are falsely
[52:22] accused. But they they gonna accuse you, but make sure it ain't true.
[52:28] That's the truth, he said, because you belong to the Kingdom of
[52:32] God. I invite everyone who disagree with the word of God to attack me.
[52:42] I'm okay, said, could write about me in the papers, then
[52:45] I ain't gonna never answer you, okay telling you and I a'm gonna answer
[52:49] you, But I'm gonna keep preaching the word of God. Write this down.
[52:59] Even men succeed when righteous men do nothing. And this is why darkness
[53:04] rules when light is absent. The Bible says you are the light of the
[53:09] world. That means if you are not engaged in the environment, then darkness
[53:14] is ruling. We gotta regulate change problems rain when solutions are ignored. You
[53:24] are the solution to urge problem. God sent you here to solve problems.
[53:30] Don't avoid the problems. You cannot solve a problem that you avoid. You
[53:37] have to engage it, confront it, and most of all, attack it.
[53:42] Be proactive. Invite the devil to fight. Tell them no further.
[53:53] Don't negotiate with Satan. Don't have no counseling session with demon. Do what's
[54:02] right all the time, even when you are alone. If you're the only
[54:08] ones standing, stand alone, I go because you are never remembered by what
[54:13] you fell for. History is written about people who stood alone. A young
[54:22] woman, stand by yourself. Tell'em. I can't do that, young
[54:27] man, one of sex time. Brother, I ain't married to you.
[54:29] Zip your puns up and go home. Who do you think you are?
[54:34] A woman of God? Kingdom, citizen, Yeah, ambassador of my country.
[54:39] I got a standing to live by. My King expects me to live
[54:43] in a way that I'm respected by the world. You know. The word
[54:46] ain't gotta like you, you know, but they gotta respect you. Yeah
[54:50] right. I don't listen. I'm not looking for popularity contests. I don't
[54:58] I'm looking. I don't. Hm. I don't need your approval. They
[55:02] like myself. I like me so much. It's too late. We are
[55:13] here to tell the truth and the truth. What make the people free.
[55:19] That's all you're responsible for. Tell the truth. Tell the truth. So
[55:24] here's the challenge. You cannot stop or avoid change. So you have two
[55:30] options. Eh one, you can become a victim or an agent. And
[55:37] I put it to you, an agent of change initiates the change. The
[55:45] important issue then this year is if you don't be proactive, you will be
[55:53] reactive. He who reacts it's already too late. Wise men, plan fools
[56:07] regret. Productivity means I am going to initiate the change and not become one
[56:20] who reacts to it because he's already done. Ladies and gentlemen, we will
[56:23] be either agents of change or victims of change. You know, I'm a
[56:38] very public figure, not by choice. I would love to be a private
[56:45] life, but that's just not what this life is about. And a few
[56:57] days ago, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in this chair, forty eight hours
[57:01] ago, I walked up to him and hugged them. I said, you're
[57:07] my friend, you know? Are you okay? He said, didn't expect
[57:14] that from you. I said, you ain't say nothing yet? We still
[57:17] friends. Though we still friends, friendship doesn't mean I agree with all of
[57:22] your stuff. I'm concerned about the truth, not about where do you like
[57:37] me? You? You? You know how important you are when it comes
[57:43] to God? Anybody feel that way? You make peep more important than God.
[57:52] They leave you, and you gone and mess up your own life,
[57:55] and they gone about themselves on they yacht. I ain't living for nobody.
[58:05] I'm living for God. How about you? Anybody living for God. I
[58:09] can't hear your young people, how are you living for God? Stand for
[58:14] God? You stand for God? So important? MM. Remember this as
[58:20] long as you live, and this is very critical. We are here to
[58:24] transform fall within the leaders. That's what this church is built on. So
[58:32] we are a dangerous place. But that's not the the complete vision. The
[58:37] second half is what we working on. We are also here to transform leaders
[58:45] into ages of change. We are not here to become victims of change.
[58:51] We are here to determine what happens in our country, in our communities,
[58:55] in our region, and in the world. Our dream is to transform you
[59:06] into someone who doesn't just make a living m but someone who makes a difference.
[59:14] You go to your school and tell them I am not like your I'm
[59:17] an a student and I came to become student body president. That's how you
[59:25] think when you are a Kingdom citizen in a school. MM. We are
[59:31] here to bring change for the sake of God's name. Yeah. Can I
[59:36] hear a name? Man? Yeah? Say loud. Here's the problem.
[59:43] Not all change is improvement. That's why we gotta regulated. H. Yeah.
[59:53] Everyone talking about change, change, Yes, but hold it, hold
[59:58] it, hold it. Uh. Without change, there can be no improvement.
[1:00:01] I know that. But not all changes improvements. You used to weigh
[1:00:06] one hundred and twenty. Remember now you weigh two hundred and your heart is
[1:00:16] crying out every day. It's tough to push the blood around this place.
[1:00:23] That's a change, isn't it? You changed, But it's not an improvement
[1:00:28] in your health. So let me talk about Let's debate things in our country.
[1:00:32] Let's debate things in our parliament. Let's debate things in our senate,
[1:00:37] Let's debate things in our cabinet. That doesn't necessarily mean that we be debating
[1:00:40] things are gonna be improvement, and everybody else debate it, but we don't
[1:00:46] want to debate it here. Eybody else doing it, but we don't want
[1:00:51] to do that here. Not all change is improvement. We gotta regulate it.
[1:01:06] God help us. I know every week the last few weeks, and
[1:01:10] he has been very quiet. And I'm a teaching you know why, because
[1:01:15] you are becoming a different person. You're no longer shouting Hallowa, You're praising
[1:01:19] the Lord going to heaven. You about to change the world. Yah.
[1:01:27] And God told me that we must train you to become leaders, to transform
[1:01:34] society. And you can't do it as a follower. You gotta become the
[1:01:39] one who was the influence in that area, without fear, but out compromise,
[1:01:45] without sacrificing your your convictions for anything. I'd rather be fired than to
[1:01:52] compromise you. That God's gonna prosper you. He has to prosper you this
[1:02:02] year because he need to make sure you get plenty money so they can manipulate
[1:02:07] you. Hey, saymen, somebody, God gotta bless you. Come on,
[1:02:12] give God a prass it that when he goes, You're gonna bless you
[1:02:14] this year. God's gonna make us all debt free so that they can't fool
[1:02:17] with us. Let me tell the truth, Say amen, somebody, God's
[1:02:21] gonna make you prosperous in the works of your hands for his sake. Let
[1:02:28] me close with this. Change is necessary, and this is the heart of
[1:02:35] the mansatright here. The danger of change is this, in order to advance
[1:02:44] or progress or develop, change is necessary. Do you agree? Yes?
[1:02:51] But here's the problem. Number two. Not all change is improvement or advancement
[1:03:00] of progress. Not all changes development. Why because all true change must occur
[1:03:09] within the boundaries of and spiritual laws. I want to repeat this. This
[1:03:16] is the message all change I'm talking about. True change must occur within the
[1:03:23] boundaries of natural and spiritual principles and laws. You cannot just say I'm going
[1:03:32] to change something. There has to be some guiding principles and laws that regulate
[1:03:39] how and what you should change. In other words, change can develop or
[1:03:50] destroy. I'll give you an example. Do you know what a tumor is.
[1:03:58] A tumor is actually a good cell in your body. But what happened
[1:04:03] was there was a slight change in what they call the DNA coding for the
[1:04:10] chromosomes in the cell, just a little change. That change triggered the cell
[1:04:15] to multiply itself. All cells multiply themselves. But the slight change in the
[1:04:24] DNA in the coding of the chromosome of your cell can actually cause a slight
[1:04:30] adjustment where the cell multiplies too fast. That's what a tumor is. A
[1:04:40] tumor is a good cell out of control. So you have an aneurysm in
[1:04:45] your brain, you got a big tomb in your breast, you got to
[1:04:50] tone in your colon. These are good cells, but they changed illegally.
[1:05:04] You can pass a little law in the House of Assembly, and most of
[1:05:11] the Purple people don't even know you passed it. You can do this,
[1:05:15] just a little change in the law, and in ten years you get chaos
[1:05:20] in the country. It's a tumor. You have to obey the natural laws
[1:05:32] and the spiritual laws to regulate change, because change can destroy. Jesus said,
[1:05:47] I did not come to destroy the law or the prophets. This is
[1:05:56] found in Matthew chapter five. Said look at me, look at me.
[1:06:00] This is very important. My soul weeps. Jesus said to the people,
[1:06:11] he knew that they thought he came to destroy law. He said, do
[1:06:19] not think that I have come to destroy the law or the prophets. Why
[1:06:29] that's so important, because people say this book is old. He said,
[1:06:38] yeah, it all though, but them prophets, what they said still stands.
[1:06:45] Come on, clap man, hallelujah. He put the law and the
[1:06:49] prophets together. He says, not just what they said, but who said
[1:06:55] it was true? He said, well, men wrote the Bible. Who
[1:07:01] do you think trying to write our constitution? Come on, man, you're
[1:07:05] top fast. But I just said something important that's serious. Then I said,
[1:07:11] well, the Bible is old. Well, then have you improved,
[1:07:16] drug addict murderers, adulteress incesse you improved? You can write something better than
[1:07:31] they did. I did not come, he says, to destroy the law,
[1:07:42] all the prophets. I stand by what they said. That's what he
[1:07:48] said. I don't miss next time. My next session, I'm gonna quote
[1:07:53] a scripture. You you it can blow your mind when David says, do
[1:07:58] not rem move the ancient stones that your father's laid that's in the Bible.
[1:08:08] We think we're so smart, were smarter than God, because they don't touch
[1:08:14] that rock that's keeping the building together. I did not come to destroy the
[1:08:23] law, he says, nor the prophets. But I came to reinforce them,
[1:08:29] he says. You know what, Roman, the church lawless. Even
[1:08:35] though no law in the church. We got pastors doing foolishness and people still
[1:08:40] listening to them. The people are lawless. They got no boundaries in the
[1:08:45] church. You got people in the choir, you know they shocking up.
[1:08:58] Tell them sit down. M h. You got the bishop with two sweethearts,
[1:09:09] brother, and they and they might be men. Do brother, you
[1:09:14] just qualified give us the robe? Go drive a taxi. Man, you
[1:09:18] are disqualified. Go home. Where are the laws in the church? Lawless
[1:09:28] people? Right? The world is lawless enough. We don't need you all
[1:09:43] to be lawless. I didn't come to destroy the law, he says,
[1:09:49] I came to enforce it. So those who write our laws must base those
[1:10:00] laws on eternal laws. Otherwise we are in trouble. Live right place.
[1:10:11] And if you hear today and you are not under Jesus Christ laws, you
[1:10:15] are dangerous. I don't trust you because it's the laws of God that makes
[1:10:24] you have conscience. And with all conscience you will kill people and not feel
[1:10:32] it. That's why Christ says, come unto me. And then he says,
[1:10:36] if you love me. Everybody say if you love me, Say it
[1:10:40] loud, louder, shake the roof all of you, say you love God.
[1:10:46] He didn't say, sing if you love me. He says, you
[1:10:55] will keep my commandments. That's how you prove you love God by keeping his
[1:11:00] laws. Our nations say we love God. Sometimes I sing our national anthem
[1:11:15] and weep at the end of it. On the road you traw it?
[1:11:21] Where they supposed to lead to casinos? Where this road supposed to lead us?
[1:11:34] Is the question we wrote the song. We wrote this song, God
[1:11:40] forgive us. We wrote the song. We told God that the nations should
[1:11:45] mark the manner of how we walk. Thank you, Thank you. So
[1:11:55] when the boat came in town and all them funny people on it and the
[1:12:00] Saints got up on Bay Street, some of these became and people got upset,
[1:12:06] and then NBC ABC, Hey bodies, come down, take photograph of
[1:12:11] us. We became very famous, you know. But they were mocking the
[1:12:15] manner of our bearing. They were saying that the nation they different. Child.
[1:12:21] You can't just go there, do what you feel like. You though
[1:12:24] them people crazy. They love God. You're better go with me. We
[1:12:34] ain't trying to fit in. We're trying to stand out for Jesus. And
[1:12:41] after having done all stand and therefore you stand. And after having done all,
[1:12:46] he says you stand. Can you stand at me and shout Hallelujah,
[1:12:50] Praise the Lord, Thank you Jesus. This is our day. Clap your
[1:12:55] hands, all you citizens, shout to the Lord with the voice of triump
[1:12:58] Come on, give God a praise. Go he therefore, and teach all
[1:13:14] nations go go go go He therefore, and teach all nations, go,
[1:13:28] go, go, baptizing them. Come on, sing a bit, man
[1:13:36] and son and God he said. He said again, and I heard him
[1:13:48] say, go sing it again, go eat he therefore, all stop,
[1:14:04] everyone is singing together for me. That are you ready? And let's go
[1:14:15] about to say bantizing them in the name of the Mother, have a son
[1:14:25] and we will second God, he said, God, I turn to your
[1:14:39] neighbor. Tell him if you love he says, If you love me,
[1:14:44] we leave. He said, fee my she go yeah, you, he
[1:14:55] said to me, Do you really love and I want you to fee yeah?
[1:15:03] He tell them, I'm be with you. However, I ever said,
[1:15:17] I guess I am. Oh yeah, what more time? If you
[1:15:26] love me, he said, if you love me, breathe love me,
[1:15:32] see she If you love degreal love me, I want you to be my
[1:15:45] sheep. So in the community, and you go all with you you ever
[1:15:56] sell the end of the word. You just go, young man, young
[1:16:06] woman, you go next verse. If you love really, really really love
[1:16:17] it, you gotta go. Fee them. Go to the hospitial, go
[1:16:23] to the prisons, go to the government, go to the banks, go
[1:16:27] to insurance companies, go to the mechanics. Tell the construction jobs, come
[1:16:31] to the nurses, go to the doctors. If come to the lawyers and
[1:16:35] tell them you go, you just keep on going. I'm telling you,
[1:16:45] he said, you go. Hyeah loah, hallelu hallelu Hold your neighbor's hand.
[1:17:26] Just praying tones for the country. Pray for your country wherever you're from.
[1:17:31] Pray for your country where are you from. Pray for your country right
[1:17:33] now. Pray for your friends and your school, and your neighborhood and your
[1:17:38] jobs. Pray for your bosses, your supervisors. Pray for your staff or
[1:17:43] work for you. Pray in tones over them. Pray for those under your
[1:17:46] command. Pray for those who work in your department. Pray for the government
[1:17:53] leaders. Pray for the police and the law enforcement agencies and defense forces.
[1:17:58] Pray for the army, the military. For the students in his classrooms tomorrow,
[1:18:01] Pray for the teachers and the staff from Pray that the holy ghosts will
[1:18:05] bring change regulated by His laws. That we will not just change things because
[1:18:13] we want to change them, We will change them in keeping with God's laws.
[1:18:17] Lokan, come on, pray loud. I want God to hear you
[1:18:24] cry out today for bringing change in our nations and those of you watching us
[1:18:30] in Canada and in Europe, and in Africa and the United States, and
[1:18:33] those watching us in Central America and the Caribbean. Wherever you are, We
[1:18:36] pray for your country, that the Lord will protect your country from ungodly policies
[1:18:42] and ungodly laws, and that he will save your nation from self destruction.
[1:18:47] And that they will raise up in your nation leaders who will not bow to
[1:18:53] the idols of Nebucanizza. That they will go to the prison and to the
[1:18:58] den and to the finest because of their faith and because of their convictions,
[1:19:02] for the sake of the Kingdom of God made the Holy Spirit strengthen your people
[1:19:08] to rise up and be strong. And Lord, let your kingdom come,
[1:19:12] and let your will be done in our nation, just like it is in
[1:19:16] heaven. We give you praise for all that you're about to do through us,
[1:19:24] through us, through us, do it through us some heart. We
[1:19:29] ain't want you to send nobody. We're ready to go ourselves. We gotta
[1:19:32] go into our jobs tomorrow. We're an assignment to make an impact and make
[1:19:38] a difference, and make an impression and make an influence. Korona Murambasati.
[1:19:45] Oh Lord, we know you are with us because you said you'd be with
[1:19:51] us if we go, we go into the world the systems you promised to
[1:19:59] be with that. We give you thanks Lord, God, we give you
[1:20:03] praise for your word today. Oh I feel annoying to God here, lift
[1:20:09] your hand, thank him for speaking to you today. Did he speak to
[1:20:11] you today? If he spoke to you, to lift your hands and thank
[1:20:14] him, spray, speak to him in the Holy ghost. Thank him.
[1:20:17] Young people, that you're gonna make a difference in the world. You're gonna
[1:20:20] go out and make an impact. You're not gonna just be one of whom
[1:20:25] get rich. You're gonna make yourself rich by bringing people to Christ and bringing
[1:20:29] nations to Jesus and bringing homes back to God. Oh Lord, we lift
[1:20:34] our hands and thank you, Thank you Lord. Lord. We pray for
[1:20:45] these congregation. Lord, we pray. Reach over, touch somebody on both
[1:20:55] sides, put your hand on their back. Lord, we pray for this
[1:21:02] congregation, and we pray, and we pray for all the people of the
[1:21:11] world. One more time, singing, Lord, we pray for this congregation.
[1:21:21] Lord, we pray for this congregation. Lord, we pray for this
[1:21:33] congregation, and we pray for all the people of the world. Let me
[1:21:44] pray for this nation. Lord, we pray for this a nation. Lord,
[1:21:53] we pray for this no nation. Lordy pray for this bard nation.
[1:22:08] And we pray for all the people. To lift those handsome with you.
[1:22:15] God bless the Bahamas. God bless double Harpers. Come on, send that
[1:22:24] word out. God bless Double Halber Who hellong, God, please pu Doublemas
[1:22:36] and every nation in the Caribbean, and bless all the people of the world.
[1:22:45] God bless the Caribbean. Let your hand out, sing it by bless
[1:22:50] the Caribbean. Oh yes, Lord, God bless the Carabe every nation.
[1:23:01] Lord, please bless the Caribe. Oh yeah. And God bless all the
[1:23:12] nations the world. God bless America. Come on, reach your hands on.
[1:23:17] God bless America. Oh say that nation, Lord, say that pleased
[1:23:30] Lord, Please Lord, because of my influence. Godless America and godless all
[1:23:42] the people. Now look at two handswing it. God Bless Africa. Come
[1:23:46] all the nations. God bless Africa, Sudan, Can you gone up South
[1:23:58] Africa? Lowey, Zambia, Malawi, Marswana, color Oh Lord, Swaziland.
[1:24:08] Mercy on Africa, Lord, and God bless all the people. Oh,
[1:24:15] God bless South America. Comssing it on. God Bless South America,
[1:24:24] every nation in the continent, Mexico, Venezuela, Columbia, Portuguese speaking country,
[1:24:33] Poroh Chile, Oh God, Brazils, Bless the nation. Oh Lord,
[1:24:45] God bless the European Union. God bless you. Come on and pray
[1:24:54] every nation. Then, God freeze in vain you every nation there, bless
[1:25:06] all of you are. God bless and God bless all the people. One
[1:25:14] last time. God bless Asia, all Asian countries. God Bless Asia,
[1:25:23] Philippines and China and Korea, every nation in India, Pakistan. All right,
[1:25:30] all right, who wait? Oh God, mid Lisa bless issue,
[1:25:35] Oh God, every nation, Lord, and God bless all the people.
[1:25:44] Last one, lift your hands. God Bless Jerusalem. He told her to
[1:25:46] pray for it. Bless Jerusalem. Oh God, Bless the Holy City Us.
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